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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The market has weak
BOIL light $ nS'fsa
ST. SCI Ss: saps sSss' g 20 'i' s'nf$
s @sss e. y; s.Es g
Good 10 Choice the latter for private brands Of
Patent ne 1s T s 59 Pa SS ' snpsTn
80 Ss Sc &C. 81 e o 60 GGs
Cod 3D. g eGSs Ohio Ety. SSs g. aeos s'
fsOS cs 81 oss 6 f co. Common kli
:. ss ss 90 straight Sissa S SSss fss 's
Patent Winter Wheat Extra 81 4oss5 rs C,'y MI,
Sir. 'Gs Mfi aSosis
fss S Ss C q g Ear FtorRTn odsr
s,e request Sales 7oV Scs supe.nSs aus;s
CORY sss 'st~
wsakness was the ruling feature +. TO-
day keeping with the West The options declined "a
during the uciaton. were light clos
ns ssv q the TSc supply hat no eject SPOT lots
sa y siy S aars
Bushels spot including No Northern al "a - deved
s IRA h Red ss sS;' No Red RED 5l
i SS % sid IN s i'ee No cd N
!; e 5sss d 4 DC sg Msy at &C.
sS s clos sIosns s closing St
st 90 &C; DO December 81 cioDg at "a se; DO
siosns at % RYE Dull and nominal. BAILEY
Sget and unena5sea 7e Fsa' Sa anss ~o
ilowed state 81 5sc wed State SO d6jc. -.BAR
LEY MALT-Dul and nominal. -CORN-Spot lots are
stir 20 the export demand Inc
OPTIONS during the early hours from when he
afion is 0ue moderate ssles576 900 bushels future 226
600 bushels spot, including Ungraded Mixed at 4sgooc
Steamer 47is H47c elevator 4ss1c. deverrhj no =
Isc in elevator: 49i4 G49l2c delivered Old No ooc
delivered steamer White, 4si2c IN elevator Di,unhg
s siS:Sr S s s saF' d. Msy sssRE
Jupe az Lsd4Ss4c closing at 4S2c DO. july. 4S+raS2c
closing ~ OATS-Cash grades dealt IN 70
White without change OF moment wts
Mixed show decline OF about c. The options opened +e
&C lower the close tue loss was parity regahen
leaving on steady Speculation moderately active salrs
900 bushels future 1879 900 bushels spot No
3 al 34c: do. White. 81 &c; No 2 34'4c; DO Whte
CSC: No / White 39c.. Mixed Western S5G31c White,
Do 81 GI2c White state. 80 4Oc; No 2 Mixed March
sSS634sc closing 34s4c; DO. April 81 sG3i pc. clos
June "a q $3.50 closing At "a .-..-FEEDNery hrni
and unchanged
New.York Produce statement OF visible supply
Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley
snd Anoa S. 7s425 e I'll S9o9oj 1888 7do
{neTeass.- oess;; SSs's. 247.565 $3.50 1925
Visible supply in United States and Canada
Wheat Corn; oats eol6syW e;; ia. l
March H. 2s7 2so 4s4s $40 s99Vi4 l.725o55
March 90 4es 10 7S55ls 24s46s 577e2e lo5Seoa
March 81 s7se5s2 sl0A5es soo2o75 Se467o SSe.s75
Minneapolis and st. Paul not included
Stocks i'm store Brooklyn and Jersey City grain
ysrelou.es and railway lighters certificates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-In sympathy with frmer speculative marKes
Hsiues Brazil styles were advanced &C 70 the oas
..c fer fair Rio little business was
soom nl,ahed Mild erowths fair amount o. energy
Sses being maho Of 288 Central America ioi oaSs
Earoaibo 200 bags SavanlA and 200 bags COSTA ca -.
IN the options the market was nr t r p rn
vs~n,sd iurther advance Of points follows January
&SioSial5 Febrnary. lSlo%lSls;o On March no ssg
{a0O July Apgust isoSS
isis, december lX l00 1918 Sales. 476o0 bags am.
VOTTON-Prompted by fair market lor opton Ysmpn o
light the sales asgesans only ny aeesDts to-
Jay 7Oz6 or two days. co%ps1ns Nun r he
ccrTssnondine day a year ago. Since September the
total port receipts have been bales against
SOg bales for the same period last year. ,,s..,
Quotations based on The American siahaaru Oh cssinoH
FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

AouEpVCT COMMISSIONER offlCk
ROOM STEWART BUILDING. NO $50 BtoApNAi-
"o '' NKw.YoKK, March z. 1879
ITO CONTRACTORS.
for doing The work ana ,nrn'I,ng inc
ne in the Office of The COMMISSIONERS for the con-
Shaft No 49, situated on 80 tion OF
si ~ cian Aoueuc az about Station 1921 So will be
reve al this until 25th day OF Maich 1857 at
'ocr n m, al which place and hour they Will be publicly
ed Nv the Aqueuct Comi and the award OF the
contract for doing said work and furnishing sad w
10 thereafter as practi
cable. -, a.. ....,s ..,,...
thereof proposals. AMI proper envelopes Tor
their nc0sure and forms bonds and also plans Tor said
rt ami All qured Do obtained AZ
lie above Office Of tho Aqueduct Commissioners on aplns
ton the secretary ~-.-,-
JOHN g. SHEEHAN, JAMEb t. eFENCEh
Secretary. ftesioehs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
,k i'm store IN New York yn and Jersey City grain
nom .es and held In railway lighters certificates:
Total busb. s.2s9A2O s7Oeol5 l24s4.l92 G.9Os,55o

HAY AND sTRAW-steady with values snoWins no IN
Timothy rs soc: No do eoaebe shippins 90 55e'
Clover mi1.a g sssc Clover ''s''' s'r""LOni Rye
HOPS and unchanged Brewers take ony sugic c
70, sSo ss. American y State Best Corn
iss a DO SsSiu@ Pacns cGas. lsss Best 20
90 Soon 20 oGcg German cr"p o. 1856 Best 200
2sc Common 70 Good IA lsc English crop OF 1856
MoI1 ssEs-sioved considerable amount Of activity
eeipa al iec and $50 bb Extra Heavy Black strap at
-lfrALs-Tin-opened DIM. but closed firm at 2945S
e Ten My H dse sefssS cs or
ssi;l%srs tnr Bars ior tho day. $7S
$500 March Ss !.s a'4'S
SHSAL sf fs quotation spirits
i ss .n S c dull with grade
Ro.in, 81 es Good s.rainsd q 10; 40 q 2s
81 e. = 3 - y .G g 81 % % o. ~
s.sss [ yellow. olT Ti%s 90
gs Cochin. s civ &C. cSa %esssH 6 g. Lara
s extra ssssss S sa sp sc
zoe bleaeLsa sgns 7sa %a1 eI soe
s ssssa Sls.s Sss I Es.A' ~'"0' %
s "1s a Ss u, s
9. ssssa sGRa
5000 sa: 5000 j :'S Sso :, Su: S
London, steam, o.OVO Dusn ana zsVU Vush o
private quoted a. vi Antssrp steam 40 ooo II,h
CHARTERs-Leghorp hence British steamer 1000 ars
0rs % i,d .PETROLEU NJ CHARTERS Baltic, hence.
500 bbis refined private terms; Bremen hence German
aim 600 bills refined owners account: Hamburg.
hence German and German ship 67Ooo7000 bbs.
reoned auoed Si<d Copenhagen or Aarhuus. Sorwe
gan bbls refined "a 3D. Java hence British
bark refined Dutch ports hence
British bark 300 bbs refined private terms mis-
ana SsrsS .s S 10" 81 @ 1Ra 90
bourne from Bo.on bark, general CARGO East London
hence Matanzas from Boston.
bark with emptes North Hattefas OF New erk,
schooner with ST. Havana from Boston. bark
Soks III 80 Spain. Toa Boston brig ice and general
cargo United Kingdom, from Bruins wck British steamer
lumber owners account; Dunkkr hence. British bark.
ayrup los Porto Rico. hence schooner general cargo
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-The market has undergone no ma
ter cham ruling STEADY Trading however
$50 bills Mes: private ts!%s s ns:s Snsea a q
3m fsD Ness cross for clea Back and sitSsis 90
fQr Extra Prtne .BEEFouiet ind stessiiy ned Ciy
SAtss i,4h Ness si7asis' Eat% Hsss bhls g eSsss
nand. 6ssisd al Is SSai 60.......cUT MEATs.Hsvs
f in es9s.s = fall ,:ss1t gess sssa ~ V a68
Picked Shoulder 10 Psisd Bellies ~ y. qustsa 7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LvEHFOof. March 2l.trovslons Cur Cut
y7s 6d Long Clear Middles SEA Cd short Clear Middies
toa Obi Short Rbs sos s Shoulders zoe "a per ew Bcot
Prime Msss s7a 3D. per bbL Prime Mssa k,ss o.,
67s6d; Weste. ga 3D. Lard-Amer1can 3sA Prime west
EN- 37G Gd-I Lard On. ia Cd Asms-Long cut ASA
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New-Creans


st Good Ordinary ~ Middling. elo
The market for future deliveries in strong position
eli day With of concentration OF suppes anu %
-otnts aavSnce the market leeving OF firmly tat l206
6onts adv for day. about highest prices sae
IA halas
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Countrp Boaro iUanie6.
Doar0 an0 Rooms tDante0.

VNANTED.-ln private family, room fur-
w nished unfinished near 0thaye; gentleman y ,
Box 20 Tribune Once.
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1eIp Uanieo

WANTED.-Ay young woman as nurse and
w seamstress for child years old willing ont
Of town: SIS Call between and T. only those via
best city references need apply At 10 West .7LL.st
WANTED.-Two girls one to cook and
assist with washing and ironing the other 70 do ~
with children good wages city rufot
eucss required Apply 77S Lexngtonave. near GOth'st
xXANTED.-A competent. reliable man, a
w coaobmau gardener generally tsefu-man, muso
have personai referouces good for The right
Gsrman or Swtss preferred place In NswJersey hoG
from city, Address with particulars g. B., o. Box l17.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The types yesterday made describe the crude cerh
cate market as ending weak steady tone We wrote
On steady tone final dealings made at ga sd63'4
cents"
News from the Pennsylvania folds yesterday was meage
was not bearlsh In char Discussing the question
OF refining Ohio oil Watson Gibson quote from Interview
In The Lima Times with General Manager Van Dyke OF the
Solar (stsndard) Refinery at Lima in which he says
that nice progress" being made in refining
Lima oil that he treated 80 barrels OF at the Northwest
ern Refinery that refnes into apparently nice blnm
mating oil and so far as he knows II all right Mr. Van
Dyke says that nothing told about till IL is put on
the market The question OF percentage yielded however
fields market and burden OF testimony still
fuel.
Extreme duness ruled in the certificate market and in the
absence OF decided buying the ncreasng prospects OF the
passage OF the Bngsley bill by the Pennsylvania House OF
63s66t4 TO G3aa cents The market is deatlocked BY
this outlook and fears that the Senate not kill the BILL
but It's variations OF two OF little significance
Carving rates on the floor were 5Od 80 cents.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at tho Con-
solidated Exchange were ~ follows
Opening. ............. 637s Lowest........... e3s
Highest 63< Final. % Y
Refined oil unchanged at 6ss cents per gallon.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARIEsroS March 2l.-Turpentine steady at IS &c.
eAyASSIH. March 21.-Turpentne dull at 35c.
WILMINGTON March 2l.-Turpentine steady Al ooc'
II You bilious take Dr. Percc's Pleasant Purgatve
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTfNG
EPPS'S COCOA.

RRrAKFAsT.-"B thorough knowlesge OF the natural
laws which the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and b careful Application OF u inc crties OF well
Epps provided our breakfast tables with
ecatey favored beverage which may save US many heavy
tho u.lcious useDt such articles Jt
diet that stituton be gradually buitup unstrons
resist tendency Odlseas uhdied OF SUD
lie naades boating around us ready To attack Wherever
,h.re ia weak many fatal shaft by
tcenj1 ourseiyes fortified with pure blood and prop
erIy non rishcd frame"-Civi service Gazette. -.
aie simply with boiling water or milk Sold only IN hat
Mound tins by labelled thus IA no hffo * CO
Homo athio Chemists London, England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
Dressmakina.

II RESSMAKER.-Bya good drsssmaker who
q honseor 60 b. tho dAv MIA H as kAss S0tAs
6yut door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO March 2l-Cdtt<-Rccoipts last 2&hours-l $40
head total Tor week thus lar. ALA hea for Same ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

Young and middleag suffering from nervous debility
and Kindred affections loss OF memory and
should incloso 10 stamps for large illustrated
treatise suggesting means Of cure Address Words
Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo. N. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
THOMAS @. H1rLHOUSE.
solicitor Of Complainant 20 WaiLst.. Ny.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
IN COUNTY Louis Zimmerman and Frederick KraeDes.
as executors ast will and testament OF William Im
norman against Emil Dicckerh0f Louis liaiioer.
tdoph Rrbsoch and George kinkeL supplemental sum-
mons. No. !. -, ,>..,~
To the above named Defendant. ETnil Dieckerhoh
You hereby summoned TO answer Tie complaint m the
action aud copy OF your answer on the fsntins
Attorney within twenty days after the service oil TINS sam
mons exclusive the OF and IN case OF Your
failure appear answer Judgment VIII be taken asalnss
you by default the reie .ded IN the Complaint
Dated New York. March 80 1856
HECTOR NJ. HITCHINGs Plaintiffs Attorney.
once aud Post Office address. 40. 81 Nassau St.
New-York City.
To Emil Deckerhof Defendant
The foregoing served you BY publeatou
order OF Edgar NJ Cullen, Justice OF the
kupremc our OF York dated the 18th ly
OF November 1856 and MED with the complaint in the once
Clerk Kings County the 10Th day OF JAM
nary D. 1887 the County Court House In the tIv Of
Brooklyn. q.
HECTOR III. HtTCHlNGS, Plant IN, Attorney,
Oncc and Post Once address, No. 1872 Nasssust,
New.York city.
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Drp GOODS.

d OK White and Gray Fur Hearth Rugh
~ OeJ feet long, Tapestry brussels 45e; vcvets ~
hattinss w. ANDRkW LEsr SONS. 73e74l BvAvs
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CegaI Notice..

CUPREME COURr-Placc of Trial, the
- City and County OF Ncwlork.
fSummOns1
Prescott Hall Butler against Henry Hilton, charles
Cnch and Ella his WIFE Henry Hilton aud Charles j. Siih,h
as the last will and testament OF Coneia "a
stewart eascd Anna C. Chncl julia A. Clnch Eilnus
Cllnch sarah n Smith and j. Lawrence Smith her hus
Louise " Osborne and Frank Osborne her husband;
Kate A. Wetherel Bessie Willie and STANFORD Whlte her
Ella b. smith, James Z. L. smith, torneiia Stew
art Butler Smith Butler. Charles stewart bute
Kosalir Butler Helen C. Butler Virginia Butler Maiwo
r. Butler Amelia his WIFE Lillian L. Swami anu Jonh
the Cathedral Of the lncarnatoh III
Diocese of Long Island
To the above named DEFENDANTS; 4. A..
You are hereDy summoned the complaint In THIS
action and 10 serve copy OF your on tne
within days after the service OF ts sum
the day OF service and In case OF your ai
10 ppea Judgment will b. taken against you
Ly default for relief demanded in the complaint
Dated February 10, 1857. r, nr.,,,x
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Post ONCE and Oficc Address: -.
" No. 50 wal-st. New York City.
To the Defendants Charles j. Cinch and Ella Clinch his
wife and Charles Cnch executor OF the last Will aud
testament Cornela NJ Stewart deceased residing al Pau
In Republic Of France:
The foregoing served by publication
pnrsuapt of the Honorable Edward Patterson.
Court OF tile state OF New ork dated
The eh day March, 1887 and hed with the complaint In
the OF tho Clerk OF tho City and County OF NewfrK
Dated March II. 1887. - 49, - -,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
PoatO Office and OMco Address:
@"'' O".>~ ~ No 40 Wai.sf Nav. York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

II you are bilious take Dr. Pierces Pleasant Purgatve
Pellets the original Little Liver Pills" or all druggsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

A RARE opportunity for parties uSno g0 ol.as
ANT home in Of ermont six hours RON sIS
city, little girl to board OF from four 70 az
giving her mothers cafciul abohuon' 'S''''"eN' -
enahg'a fof '0'"' ""' Mrs g. 7. o. Box 672. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
Is NIRONDIND DISINFEC TANT:
W "GIRoNDIN" DIsINFECTANr, ro,n
Eor aaie nv PARK q TILFORD

NEXT OF MN hN Ill, ~ descrntanis Of the
IN wanted the children or other u III IA
late ALEXANDER SMITH, sometime OF Nc" r,an, a son
land steward near Kanurk, both County CORK sou
~ Al Ex sSDER sMITH slime Farmer AZ Mii OF
AuchntouI Bannshire Scotland The nrt nsmeu ,e" aa
The diubnreh Infrmary about thirty years ago. anu Ms
twice married 1.-THE time ~ the NJ ,
m n woman named Rounsonl Tho Executor on az se,.o
In which those DESCENDANTS Interested VIII uc &
any tho possession OF the ~ solie,tors
intoxicating ato ALLAN and SOCIAi oohoi'o's'
Bsnn, scotland.
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propcsala

AouEpucr COMMISSIONERS oFfIcR
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING. NO 80 bliohpN AZ,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
MIn Books DIsappear?

"Wlfhe coming man read booksf7 is the startling question that Henry Holt, one of the lending book publishers of the land, pro pounds h The Writer. He is led to it by re- fiectiol n the fact that there has been a re- markIble falling of in the sales of bound volunss in the last ten years. "In novels, poems travels, essays. histories, biogra- phies, he says, ''the publishers find that they an, as a rule, place but about one third many copies of a new bound book as they culd ten years ago. The query comes
 if the ale diminishes sne-third in ten years, how lolg will it take for extinctioni Surely here is pod for most serious reflection. Was there eNr such a sOciologic revolution in the history the civilized world as this will be if it cu.milates in the disappearance of the bOoki For the book has been the chief factor in thehistOry of the worlds mind, the library has teen the most potent element for good in the lie of the home. and the book writer the most revered and most influential of man kind IT, aS Mr Holt believes, the change Is iargey due Co the great development of news papeR and periodicals. then, indeed, is the revolution essential and complete. -Wiu the comin, man read books r'-Public Opinion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
J. G, Goodman.

The CITIZEN regrets io announce the dparture of Nr. JObn c. Goodman of this city, .or Los Angeles, where he pur- p~es to to reside-st least for the time bang. His family expect shortly to fdlow hIm, Mr. Goodman has resided hae for the psss six years and has al- wsys been numbered among our best cisi,ens. So far as known there IS not 6 manufacturer of jewelry in Los Angeles srd ss Mir. Goodman expects to embark in hat bis old business, he vlll undoubt' edl, do we'll. As sn expert 10 the hne be lcknOwledges DO superior. Ills ori- sinality and fiDeness of execution in ths u ,lufscture of jewelry makes hlm ysy desirable acquisition 10 any towr os azs capable of supporting suen trsie. Be is likewise an optlfion ol nrh merit, having served for years un der some of the most famous glass snS instrument makers Tn Genevs and Der in, snd during his residence ID tni country, previous to coming ves', n
 vss employed by various of the msnu !acuring firms in the east. Here ne 10
 ,otfined his manufacturing mostly !, 6liyree jeSelry and that probably vl be the bent of his inelinatons 10 Lo Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
Anslomania in IsO2.

The a1slomaniac of the present day can turn to ile curious pages of last century's newspapers and learn that the mania which has seizd him Is of venerable origin and fiourh5ed in New York several generations ago. Tommy Clod, in a New York news paper q 1S,l2, contributes receipt for mak- ing young bucks, from which we give few excerpts ~When you are fatigued with walk ing youmay slip into Bryden's, or Evans, and ever genteel person you may meet may accost y,u with 'damme, sir, the weather's hot ete. A gentleman can get no accom- mOdatia in this town London is the place, sir;' ans if you should get over a bottle of wine, yu cal talk about places which you never s1r and circumstances that never hap pened; and if you tell few lies it is not of much enseduence, and will only tend to convince the person that you have a very fertile imagination. It will be necessary, before yu talk about London, Paris or other popu,Ous cities to get acquainted with the princ4alstreets, which you can easily do by going 10 any of the stores and perlsing for five mnules the necessary books. You must lam the most fashionable oaths, and every low and then, whenever you can find an oppTtunity. blend them with your con- yersatbn, for nothing adds so much to a man of conSquence as few of these pronounced with a rOper emphasis. .'-The Argonaut
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

compartment shaft be had taken n ... of the cage of one shaft. and rstnr,;n. , with another csr, left the other shs = open (the cage being above him and run his car into the open shaft. botb falling from the four hundred fin tba six hundred foot level.
 On being hoisted to the top O, tba shaft it was found that the right sids ot the face and sknll had been comuletsIv carried away. and both legs were broken
 Justice Shesrer viewed the rerlains and ordered them removed to town.
 Master Frank Gage had been work ing at the Emerald mine for about A month; be formerly worked in the Grand Central mill.
 The Prospector together with a host sympathiziDg friends of the bereaved parents, extends it's heartfelt sympathy; and may God help you, Mr. Gage, 10 bear this your great sorrow.
 The inquest will De held to-day by Justice Shearer.-Prospector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
Continued List of Books Received at the Tucson Public Library.

Continued List of Books Received at
 the Tucson Public Library. 9l4 An Orientel Belle, E. P. Roe. 9l5 A Young Girls wooing, E. P. Roe.
 916 Without Home. E. P. Roe. 9l7 What Can She Do, E.P. Roe. 91s A Knight of the XIX Century, E. P. Roe.
 919 A Face Illumined, E, P. Roe. 920 Near to Natures Heart, E. P. Roe.
 921 A Day of Fate. F. P, Roe. 922 From Jest to Earnest, E, P. Roe. 923 Barriers Burned Away, E. P. Roe.
 s24 Life in the Old World. Miss F. Breemer, Vol. I.
 s25 Life in the Old World. Miss F. Breemer. Vol. II. 926 The Home, Miss F. Brsemer. 927 The Four Sisters, Miss F.. Breemer.
 92S The Father and Daughter. Miss F. Breemer. 929 Health by Exercise, Taylor. 930 The Reason Why, Taylor. 93l Talks on Teaching, Psrkes. 932 Object Lessons for Teachers and Psrents. Oslkins. 93s The Perfect Gentleman, or Eli qustte and Eloauence.
 934 The Photograph Manual, Bur Ress.
 935 Foundations of Success. and Laws of Trade, 5hsfer.
 936 History of Hannibal. Abbott. 937 William the Copquerer, Abbott. 938 The French Revolution, Car lyle.
 939 Election Afiinities. Goethe. 940 FiresIds Philosophy.
 94l The Child's Book of Nature, Hooker.
 942 The Fair Puritan, Frank For ester.
 943 Inflics. Augusta Evans Wilson. 944 Figs and Thistles. Tourgee. 945 Memories of Franklin.
 946 Seymour and Blair. Oroly.
 947 Prussia and the Franco Prussisn War. Abbott
 94s Exploration of the Nile Tribu- tsriss of Abyssinia, s. W. Bsker.
 949 Across the Continent with the Fifth Cavalry, Price
 $50 Life of Lorenzo De Medici, Ros- COG.
 95I Life of Leo the Tenth. Roscoe, Vol. I.
 952 Life of Leo the Tenth. Roscoe Vol II.
 953 Treatise on Schock, Morris,
 954 Our Bodies and How We Live Blsisdel.
 955 Students History of England Hume.
 956 Le Genie du Christianisme Chstesubriand.
 S57 Shakespeare.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
THE MCQUEEN CASE.
submitted. and to he Decided TO-MOrrOw
 Morning.

Submitted. and to he Decided To-Morrow
 Morning.
 The concluding portion of the testl- mony in the examination of A, w.. McQueen was offered Saturday before Q. S. Commissioner Van Dyke. Me Queen was place1 on the stand and testified that iu San Diego he found out that Murphy was duplicating him in the robbery of the train. and be said. "Murphy, if yol take me for a Jim Crow you are of. IT was impli- csted ID that robbery would not te here" This conversation he had near he postofire with Murphy, and he WIS talking to hIm as a Select kInght. The witness also stated that he had not sad that be would make no statement until be saw Burke.
 Bert l.. Wellington testified that Nc Queens reputation was good in Tue son; that he bad never heard anyone say anything against him.
 The case wGs submitted after short argument by Mir. Stephens, McQueen's attorney, and will be decided on Mon- day morning. The general opinion seems to be that there was not the slightest foundation for the charge brought against Mcqueen, who bears good reputation in Tucson, where he Il well known.-L. 4. Herald.